Can someone help me get this geoblocked video? 0.4554423737

There doesn't seem to be any DVD releases as far as I know containing the Spanish dub. and I don't know what the episode is called.

you can use a proxy and then pay for it

I think the episode is "super trivia"

All right, I kinda want to bump this thread a bit, because there is new info surrounding this video!

So, Reynard, an admin on this website, who lives in France, via a shoutbox discussion, has seen some of the comments on the video, and people are saying that the video is a scam!

So, now we analyse the facts we have about this so-called video. The video has about 1000+ dislikes and 750+ likes as of writing this, The channel that is hosting this video and has put it in a geoblocked state and behind a paywall, Webdriver Torso is a mysterious and strange channel, mostly posting test bars, and 2 other videos that are out of the norm:

So, Now I'm wondering what will happen if someone in France really did pay? Would the video thing turn out to be a virus thing, would the video screw up, play something that's not Aqua Teen Hunger Force, or play an entirely different video. I'm just really curious to see what would happen if someone from France purchased the video.

Here's what we should do to find out what actually happens, someone should download whatever video is there, if there's any at all, after purchasing it, then sending it to us. Or if someone form France is willing to spend 2 euro on the video, and record the purchasing process via screen capture, just to see what happens.

THE TRUTH IS OUT THERE!

Super Trivia is actually one of my favorite episodes. It's weird that the Webdriver Torso version is all chopped up, though I guess there's nothing about it being there that ISN'T weird. Also, out of curiosity, does anyone who speaks Spanish know what they used in place of the Backstreet Boys joke?

You can't use downloaders to obtain it because they're hitting the paywall. The only way around this would be getting an authentication key generated by YouTube and using it as part of the video's link when inserting it onto a downloader, then the downloader would be able to reach the video and download it.

I'm not sure how someone would be able to get the key on YouTube, but if it's similar to Vimeo then it's hidden somewhere in the page's source code once you're logged in (in this case, using your folk's YT account).